'both applicants' is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to two individuals who have applied for something, such as a job or a loan. Example: Both applicants were equally qualified for the position, but only one could be chosen. In this sentence, 'both applicants' refers to the two people who applied for the job and highlights that they were equally qualified. This phrase can be used in any context where there are two individuals who have applied for something.
The AusHSI funding scheme uses a streamlined application process that minimises the burden of grant applications on both applicants and reviewers, and provides a short eight week turnaround from submission to notification of funding outcomes.
Cantillon said too often traditional applications waste both applicants' and employers' time.
Both applicants must sign the application in the presence of the clerk.[24].[24]
Recognizing the benefit afforded to both applicants and reviewers in allowing revised applications, we instituted a closed (i.e., only open to individuals who submitted for the initial deadline) resubmission for the second and third year of the program.
Only a quarter to a third of submissions actually get funded by NIH, which means both applicants and IRBs expend a lot of effort getting applications approved, even though the chances of winning funds are slim.
In our sample of firms that make callbacks in response to at least one of the two applications they receive, the majority (54%) either call back both applicants, that is, they treat Han and minority applicants alike (47%) or call back only their minority applicant (7%).
But trying to do so by suspending expansion would damage both applicant countries and the EU itself.
Applying for a grant from either the NIH or the NSF has become a very complicated and intense process for both applicant and reviewer.
The first year class, while unable to participate in ERAS, was required to submit identical information as that required through ERAS, thus ensuring uniformity in the data provided by both applicant pools.
The bid expenses for both Applicant and Candidature phases were of R$85,792 million, as released during the official closing of the campaign on November 11 , 2009
The reported improvement did not differ significantly between funded and nonfunded applicants (p > 0.99, Dunn's test), but was significantly lower for both applicant groups (p < 0.05) compared with reviewers.
